I had two normal, fertilized eggs from my first IVF cycle. I transferred both. My dr is now a healthy and happy 4 year old. I was pg with twins but lost one at just prior to 7 weeks. That sac though never looked normal beginning with our second ultrasound. I went one to do several more fresh IVFs in hopes of completing our family. I ended up needing donor egg in the long run. My RE calls my daughter my golden egg because out off all my cycles, she was my one good egg.

I had 11 retrieved and only one fertilised. They were concerned that it was a slow developing embryo and they thought it was unlikely to become an embryo worth transferring..... Well on day 3 they phoned and said it has repaired itself and now is a perfect 8 cell embryo. My hospital usually do 5dt but they gave me the option for a 3dt to get it back in it's natural environment.... Well I am now 6 weeks pregnant! It was a roller coaster of miracle after miracle!!!!! 2 is good so chill and see how things go. Xxx

We had 18 removed, 9 fertilized but only 2 made it to day 5. We froze both and did genetic testing. Luckily both were perfect! Transferred one back and am currently 36 weeks with our baby boy! Still have the other safely on ice. Are you planning on doing genetic testing?

We had 5 eggs retrieved, only 4 were mature and 3 fertilized - one looked healthy, one was "slow growing", one was "fragmenting". Had a day 3 transfer and I am 22 weeks pregnant - presumably with the healthy one. All ultrasounds this far have been great! Best of luck! Trying to get pregnant is intense and draining.

Ok, just wondering. We didn't have the option for a fresh transfer because of testing but our dr highly recommended it. Best of luck to you guys!

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I had 9 eggs retrieved, 3 good quality embryos made it to day 5 and we froze them. Only 2 made it through the thaw process. The first transfer didn't work, but second one did. I am now 10 weeks, and both ultrasound looks good. Good luck to everyone!

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